Sentence examples for research-centered from inspiring English sources
The word "research-centered" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something (or someone) as having a focus on research, conducting research or being based on research. For example: "This university has a research-centered curriculum, designed to train students in the practices of scientific inquiry."
A research-centered model has the built-in ingredients for successful mentoring because it provides a project of mutual interest and a necessary mechanism for conversation.
These problems include the lack of (1) an objective identification of training needs, (2) a systematic design methodology to match training objectives with simulation resources, (3) structured assessments of performance, and (4) a research-centered view to evaluate and validate systematically the educational effectiveness of the program.
A research-centered super PAC, American Bridge shelled out more than $6,800 on tickets to attend events, conferences and workshops around the country and more than $148,000 on travel costs such as airfare and lodging.
The title also was changed to Alcohol Health & Research World to better reflect this research-centered focus.
However, it was felt by some partners that the process was still too research-centered and did not provide evidence to influence policy in real time.
However, because students are so familiar with and accustomed to computers, with a little help and guidance, as provided by the Computer Literacy for Life Sciences course, for example, they can achieve proper research-centered computer literacy quite easily.
However, according to the different approaches of research (institution-centered or agency-centered), and the differences in the definition of labor identity (class identity or citizenship), these studies can be roughly divided into four categories (Fig. 2).
The Well Living Lab is the first scientific research center that uses exclusively human-centered research to understand the interaction between health, well-being, and indoor environments.
The discrepancy between (many) philosophers' interest in fundamental theorizing and practicing biologists' need to make pragmatic decisions about what to study raises an important question about gene-centered sciences that has been largely overlooked by philosophers: why is so much biological research centered on genes and DNA?
Dr. Nadas's research centered on cardiovascular physiology and the physiology of congenital heart disease in children.
Dr. Patrick Wall, a British neurophysiologist and educator whose research centered on the nature of pain, died on Aug. 8.
